Flight1 Aviation Technologies

The Flight1 Aviation Technologies Enterprise G1000 Simulator is a turn-key professional training system designed for flight schools and universities. It features the industrys most accurate G1000 simulation, aircraft-specific hardware, a precise flight model, and a highly realistic visual simulation. Pilots who train with the Flight1 Tech Enterpris... e G1000 Simulator can operate single-pilot IFR in high-workload and high-density environments with more confidence. We currently offer two FAA Approved AATDs: Additional aircraft are in development. Instead of starting with our big ideas, we started with yours. We asked pilots, instructors, and aviation educators to tell us what their flight schools and university flight programs require in order for a G1000 simulator to be an effective training tool. Heres what we learned: Pilots want real buttons, switches, and knobs. Touchscreen interfaces for the G1000s physical controls may look cutting edge, but pilots find them awkward to use. Aircraft-specific hardware is important. Pilots dont want generic cockpitsthey want yokes/sidesticks, throttle/prop/mixture controls, and switches that look and feel just like whats in the airplane. Advanced avionics features must be simulated - accurately. Incomplete G1000 simulations that dont include features like WAAS approaches and VNAV dont cut it in a training environment. Durability, reliability, and support matter. In a high-volume training environment, a single inoperative sim can cause a bottleneck that takes days, or even weeks, to recover from. Pilots and flight schools want FAA-approved simulators. Pilots want to be able to use a simulator to log time toward an instrument rating, and to maintain IFR currency. Each Enterprise G1000 Simulator features an aircraft-specific simulation of Garmins G1000. We use a proprietary software platform that replicates the G1000s features and functionality with exacting detail. If its in the real G1000, its in the sim. Instead of being distracted by differences, students can train just ...Read More